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Kids Bedrooms - How to create a sport-themed bedroom

On your marks, get set, transform! If your kid is a budding athlete, then this sport theme is just the ticket.


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If your kid loves sport, this room is perfect. The bright colours, straight lines and numbers on the wall perfectly mix fun and functional, helping your child see connections between play time and school.

Difficulty: 2 out of 5

Step-by-step guide

Attention all sports fans! What better environment to nurture energy-filled kids than with a vibrant sports-themed zone of their own?

Giving them a space that echoes their favourite hobbies and games might just take them that extra mile further when it comes to seeing their goals through – and teach them that whether they win or lose, it’s the taking part that counts. That’s what we call a win-win situation.

Read on for our step-by-step guide for transforming your little sport star’s space. Get ready, get set, go!

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1) Paint the walls Jasmine White.

2) Measure and mark the position of the track lines at the top of the wall using coloured chalk.

3) Run some coloured chalk over the string of a plumb line and then line up with the measurements and fix with masking tape.

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4) Allow the weight to stop moving then pull the string tight against the wall and ‘pluck’ it off the surface to create a chalked line.

5) Follow the chalked lines with masking tape and rub the edges down well.

6) Apply a coat of white background colour over the masking tape to seal the edges and allow to dry.

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7) Apply two coats of Tangerine Twist to your wall, allowing the first coat to fully dry before applying the second.

8) When the second coat is touch-dry, remove the masking tape carefully.

9) Snap a horizontal chalk line to help position the number stencils. Make sure they are evenly spaced and then hold in place with masking tape.

10) Use a small foam radiator roller to apply white over them – they will need two coats, so leave stencil in place between coats.

 

You will need:

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Accessories

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  1. Bed frame, Ikea
  2. Bed linen, Tesco
  3. Rug, Ikea
  4. Storage sacks, This Modern Life
  5. Trainers, Stylist's own
  6. Books, Stylist's own
  7. Helmet, Cyclechic
  8. Medals, Stylist's own
  9. Trophies, Stylist's own
  10. Football, Amazon
  11. Hooks, Ikea
  12. Denim shirt, Stylist's own
  13. Wooden baseball bat, Athlete Shop
  14. Gymnastic batons, Fire Toys
  15. Ice skates, Stylist's own
  16. Skate board, Argos
  17. Metal locker, Hire
  18. Green stripe T shirt, Primark
 
 

The Dulux Kids' Bedrooms Workbook

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Ready to get started? Download the free kids' bedrooms workbook to help make their dream room a reality.

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